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P4 Unit 3 p. 1-3
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What were 2 negative results from explorers travelling to new countries?
They did not respect the local cultures, which led to war, slavery and conflict. They also introduced European diseases to local people.
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What was another use for spices?
Some spices could be used in medicine to relieve diseases.
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What spices did the Europeans consider to be like treasure?
Spices such as pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and cloves.
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Explain two common problems for sailing ships.
They could become becalmed of blown off course by severe storms.
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What is an expedition?
A journey undertaken by a group of people with a specific purpose, usually to explore, research, or fight.
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What were two benefits of explorers travelling further than ever before?
They discovered new countries and traditions, and it led to the first detailed maps of the world.
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Why did explorers want to find faster and cheaper sea routes to the East?
So they could trade spices faster and become rich.
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When did some of the greatest exploration on Earth take place?
From the year 982 to the middle 1500s.
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Why were spices highly valued?
They made food taste better and kept food from going bad.
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What is another name for the "Spice Islands"?
Indonesia.
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What are masts?
Long wooden poles that held up a ship's large sails.
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What does 'becalmed' mean?
A ship is unable to move through lack of wind.
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What does 'shipwrecked' mean?
A ship is destroyed by a storm.
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Why did countries such as English, Spain, France and Portugal want to go exploring?
They wanted to buy and bring back spices to the West.
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What was 'The Age of Discovery'?
Countries such as English, Spain, France and Portugal wanted to find fast ways to the East.
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Where were spices grown?
In India, Sri Lanka, China and the Spice islands.
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